Middletown High School - Cauldron Yearbook (Middletown, CT)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1971 volume:

Cauldron Crew EDITOR-IN-CHIEF lynn mac aonald LAYOUT EDS sue adley janet wilson carl rodenhizer debby hoover pam boccaccio LITERARY ED debby mason PHOTOGRAPHY ED ross herman BUSINESS MANAGER sue jackson CAUSDttOTC CAUSDfcOtt PUBLISHED BY THE CLASS OF 1971 MIDDLETOWN HIGH SCHOOL MIDDLETOWN, CONNECTICUT JUNE, NINETEEN SEVENTY-ONE ■b aJ-oA uai Jtu d lobe. , tiA jtAtj Ao juJ A 2 £t c doux. jb 'lunwa , f c uaAec a nfacy J i Ay C Ci azo A nc( cA yyiO AAa lzo mX c£ffUo( JUJcvCva j Mjl -nc ct un A. c-cAe jyL A cC Ajt £ ) cAaca o « ■ 0 0... y)rfoo{ Ao jtA A cxuo U Ojl oUdxA urf tlA. 2Js A OO da AcA )CijU '71 rtrcely_ VicltoU A tA. 'Tlo’bOcA M( Cl v -AAu aXcJAt tout f AfoMp a yyuot- S A COTKe Op fS tO j'JAoti JJuAt MKAJ (J u un - J)Mr, tr ftiuAJUjza. juA cfi Jw jtAi sCask£ srnn c ., . . MX tOcUiA Juux A a o O ... U) • - sr xsC4. «jtcUAex 5° ljclo unccz uX AAcsi' r “We need a new school a little more than last year.” Ground breaking — at long last! 8 9 “The only thing that I see different in the school this year are different faces of new'people that weren’t here last year. “One good thing this year is that we have younger teachers and that’s a step toward a better under- standing between the administration and students.” “He has shown respect for the students as well as the student showing it to him and the teachers.” 11 Susan Ad ley Patricia Alessi Priscilla Askew Daniel Baginski 12 Steven Barber Gary Atkinson “I mean with the p.m.s and probation makes us sound like a bunch of criminals with a 1 year sen- tence.” 13 Lily Blaszczyk Monica Branciforte John Brown Terry Button Rosalie Casserino 14 41 Geraldine Chamblee Monica Cazzetta “People think that when teams have a terrible season the sport program is a failure. On the contrary, it brings out the real reason for sports in the school — the opportunity for all students to play. But, people measure the success of a sports program by the number of wins.” Linda Clark Margaret Clark Richard Conway Ronald Davis Cynthia Day Christine Di Mauro 16 “I like going to school better this year than I did the last, but I d still rather not go.” Cristina Dodds Diane Donnelly 18 Patricia Formica Who said, “Freshmen are wise little punks”? Charles Ferrara Richard Glover Walter Golob David Grimaldi Dennis Gage Charles Galgowski Scott Garret Robert Grimm Th ad deus Hart 21 “If you put us all in a new package we don’t look so bad after all.’’ Cecil Heckstall Donald Heizman Scott Herman Donald Herring 22 Thomas Humphreys 23 Maria Labbadia 24 Gilda Liliedahl Lynn MacDonald Donna Maloney Frederick Manuel Christine Marchese Sili ana Merlino 27 Wanda M err it Margaret Mettler Angela Mia no Nancy Mignault Thelma Miller “The Experience we all went through was the fun of work- ing together for a purpose.” Kathleen Morello Sarah Mink Rhonda Monthei Joyce Niedswiecki Mary Ogorzalek “All in all the teachers and students are starting to work together.” 31 32 David Salamandra Peter Smith Louise Speller “Maybe it’s better this way we won’t get into so much trouble.” Patty Ann Stevens 35 Richard Tucci Debra Tuthill Linda Tuttle The Scholar-Athlete Award for 1971 - R. Tucci Anthony Vecca Robert Vincent ( lass Leader Cites Change Cj In Attitudes By JOHN BART Middletown High School’s Class of 1971 saw the school change from “an institution built on ivory tower principles” to one bom anew as a free swinging “continual forum.” In his valedictory address de- livered last night to his class- mates, Richard F. Tucci out- lined the changes which occurred in the school and in them during the four years cul- minated by commencement cer- emonies at Wesleyan Univer- sity’s Andrus Field. Their experiences, which in- cluded radical changes in the complexion of the student body and periods of racial tension had produced in them “a special sense of awareness.” Members of the Class of 1971 are, he said, “more aware of our own capabi- lities, and more open to the var- ied capabilities of each other.” Most of the changes in the school, he said, flowed from “the simple fact that the com- position of the student body changed.” The Changes The number of non-English speaking students increased, re- districting brought in students with no particular family alle- giance to the school, and the number of black students, “all deeply aware of their own black- ness,” increased. Many other students who would ordinarily have attended MHS went off to the parochial high schools. Pressures on the school ad- ministration, teachers and the antiquated building grew, Tucci recalled. When black students boycotted classes, and a day was set aside for free discussion among stu- dents and teachers, “A task well begun was all but abandoned due to the efforts of parents in the community. Brief racial brawls erupted last year, and police were sta- tioned in the school. Students, he said, “living in varying degrees of terror and repression.” Beyond Saving? Mixed into the situation was MHS student involvement in the Wesleyan strike over the Cam- bodian invasion and more open attitudes towards drugs and sex. As the 1970 school year ended, Tucci said, it was as though the school’s death was awaited, since it seemed beyond saving. With the new school year, h o w e v e f, ' A new courage emerged, as we saw new ideas and programs introduced.” An ..J i n 41 Class Leader (Continued from Page 1) “energetic principal” was in- stalled in office, and, “rigidity became a thing of the past.” The open campus and a varie- ty of new educational formats contributed to “transform a six- hour day shift into a continual forum.” Mayor Anthony Sbona re- minded members of the class that they were indeed special because, due to the fact that they can become federal elec- tors at age 18. they are or very soon will be “part of the estab- lishment.” He called on them to demonstrate their concern by participating in the electoral process. School Reform Janet Wilson, the class saluta- toriam spoke on the need for educational reform. Diplomas were presented to the members of the class by Principal Edward E. Pehota. Only one student, Donald Moses, deviated from the tradi- tional commencement mode of attire. In contrast to the rest of the boys in the class who wore blue gowns, Moses wore a black robe, and embellished it with a gold peace symbol. At least one student did not take part due to his refusal to wear a cap and gown. The invocation was delivered by the Rev. Robert W. Hender- son of Third Congregational Church. The Rev. Raymond In- trovigne of St. Sebastian’s Church pronounced the ben- ediction. 42 45 SAUCY PERT SOPHS “When you win, you celebrate; when you lose, you meditate.” 57 58 GOT THE SPIRIT? 59 Juniors At Work, At Play, Ready To Take Over The Torch, Carry On The MHS Tradition. 60 aviw 67 70 SUSAN ADLEY high st., middle field special service award: altrusa award; gsl 2, 3; mfad 2, 3, 4; leader’s club 4; bowling 3; senior slate. PATRICIA ALESSI 139 broad st. gsl secretary 3; student council 2; mfad 3; cheerleading 3; class treasurer 1, 2; class sec- retary 4. PRISCILLA ASKEW 75 saybrook rd. deca 1; mixed choir 1; gaa basketball 1. GARY ATKINSON 21 belvedere ter. basketball 4; baseball 3, co-captain 4. MARLIN BABAI 116 aspen dr. DANIEL BAGINSKI 58 jacobs ter. KUNO BAHR 18 Warwick st. algebra award 1; band 1, 2, 3, 4; football 4: rifle 2. STEPHEN BARBER 28 hotchkiss st. drama club 1; bowling 2. MONICA BRANCIFORTE 99 grand st. ski club 2, 3, 4; outing club 3; fna 4; mfad 3; mixed choir 2, 4; cauldron 4. JOHN BROWN 55 college st. mixed choir 4; football 2, 3, 4. TERRY BUTTON 352 barbara rd. central northwest music festival 4; outing club 2, 3; band 1, 2, 3, 4; cross-country 4; track 1, 2. ROSALIE CASSERINO 64 high st. girl’s choir 1; little choir 2, 3, pres. 4. MONICA CAZZETTA 36 grand st. mixed choir 1. 2, 3; girl's choir 4. GERALDINE CHAMBLEE 37 maple place deca 3, 4; mixed choir 3 4: girl’s choir 2; gaa basketball 3. . LINDA CLARK 00 Washington st. band 1. 2, 3, 4; girl's choir 2; crew 4. MARGARET ( LARK box h. nancv lane, rockfall RICHARD CONWAY 121 westfield ter RONALD DAVIS 5 vine st. basketball 1, 2. CHRISTINA DODDS 419 cherry hill rd., middlefield nhs 3. 4: mixed choir 4; newspaper 3. DIAN DONNELLY 215 old mill rd. newspaper 3; cauldron 4; gsl 2. AUGUST EICHERT 166 highland ave. CYNTHIA EL � $ jackson hill t L, middlefield girl’s choir 3, 4: bowling 3. JOANNE FAMA 19 navadon parkway deca 3, 4; band I. 2, 3. 4: gsl 2. LINDA FAMA 19 navadon parkway deca 3, 4; drama club 3. CHARLES FERRARA 104 grove st. deca 3, 4. PATRICIA FORMICA 136 westfield st. mixed choir 4; girl's choir 2; crew 4: volleyball 3. PHYLLIS FORMICA 520 high st. ski club 3. 4; outing dub 3; contemporary Issues club 3, 4: student council; mfad 3; caul- dron 4; class treasurer 3. SUSAN FOWLER powder hill rd., middlefield leader’s club 4; mixed choir 4; crew 4. DAVID FRANCIS 107 edgewood court, middlefield senior slate; mixed choir 4; football 2, 3, 4; basketball 2; baseball 2, 3, captain 4. DENNIS GAGE 40 congdon st. mixed choir 4. CHARLES GALGOWSKI miller road, middlefield nhs 4; basketball 2, 4; crew 4 JAY GARRETT 43 bailey rd. mfad; mixed choir: little choir. RICHARD GLOVER 22 sumner at. class pres. 1; class pres. 2; student council 1, 2, 3. 4; band 1, 2, 3, 4; mixed choir 4. basket- ball 1, 2, 3, 4; track 1. 2, 3, 4. WALTER GOLOB 46 middlefield st. JOANNE GRIMALDI 259 pearl st. class vp 1; class treasurer 4; student council 3, 4; mfad 3, 4; band 1, 2, 3. treasurer 4; bas- ketball 1; baseball 1. 2; cross-country 1. ROBERT BARONE 110 spring st. deca treasurer 4; football 1, 2; basketball 1, 2, 3, co-captain 4. GIROME BERTUGLIA 15 pease ave. I L4ji deca 4; band 1; baseball 1. 2, 3 j LI LI BLASZCZYK 68 union st. CYNTHIA DAY west st., middlefield mixed choir 4. LORENZO DICLEMENTE 436 high st. CHRISTINE D1 MACRO 78 grove st. student council 3: cauldron 4; class vp 3. D JAHANGUIR D’JAHANCHAI 116 aspen dr. mfad: football 4; crew 4. girl’s choir 4. GARRETT GRIMM 140 highland ave. mfad 2; band 1, 3, 4; track I. DONALD HERRING 36 ferry at, deca 3, 4: mixed choir 3, 4. THOMAS HUMPHREYS 100 fisher rd. football 2, 3, 4; track 3; swimming 2. 3. cap- tain 4. SUSAN JACKSON 117 newfield st. majorettes 1; nhs 4; mfad 3, 4: girl’s choir 2, 4; cauldron 3. business manager 4; crew 3. 4; swim team timer 4; teacher’s secretary. MARILYN KAHAN 96 bailey rd. crew 3; nhs treasurer. 3, 4; mixed choir 4; gaa basketball 4; gaa volleyball 4. MICHAEL KING 4 warren st. nhs 3, 4; student council treasurer, 1. 2, 4; mfad 4: band 1, 2, 3, 4; basketball 1. PAUL KNUDSEN valley view dr., middlefield boy’s state 3; student council 4; rifle 2, 3, 4; crew 3, 4; cauldron 4. CHARLES KRAJEWSKI 529 high st. math club 1; cross-country L MARIA LABBADIA 41 Warwick st. majorettes 1; mixed choir 3, 4; cauldron 4. HARRY LEWIS 24 fountain ave. HILDA LILJEDAHL 59 stack st. nhs 4; ski club 3, 4; student council 1; mfad 4; band 1; cauldron 4; crew' 4. LYNN MacDO ALD 204 rose circle nhs 4; gsl 1, 2, 3; student council 2; mfad 2, 3, 4: girl’s choir 2; mixed choir 3; little choir 4; tiger tales feature staff editor. 3, 4; literary magazine 4; cauldron editor-in-chief, 3, 4; majorettes 1; crew 3, 4; swim team timer 4. DONNA MALONEY 11 pease ave. class secretary fresh., soph.; gaa tumbling 3; fns 4; mixed choir 4; cheerleading 3; gymnas- tics club 1. FREDERICK MANUEL 500 Washington st. CHRISTINE MARCHESE 29 hotchkiss st. laurel girl’s state 3; gsl 1, 3; student council 2; little choir 4. RENEE MARINO r.r. 4 2, box 39, savbrook rd.. higganum gsl 1, 2, 3; mixed choir 1, 2, 3. DEBORAH MASON maiyland dr., middlefield nhs 4; gd 3; mfad 4; cauldron literary editor 4; rifle 2, 3, 4; betty crocker award; bausch lomb science award. Jeffrey McQuillan 231 bailey rd. band 1, 2, 3. 4: stage band 4. SILVANA MERLINO 175 college st. girl’s choir 3. WANDA MERRITT 18 burr ave. MARGARET METTLKR lutheran home, ridgewood rd. ANGELA MIANO 86 westfield st. deca 3, 4; mixed choir 3, 4. NANCY MIGNAULT 32 fisher rd. girl’s choir 2; little choir 3, 4; gaa volleyball 1. JOHN MILARDO 138 broad st. deca 3, 4; mixed choir 3. RAYMOND MILLER rte. 1, box 479, middlefield swimming 2, 3, 4. THELMA MILLER 1 greenfield ave. deca 3. 4; girl’s choir 2. 4; mixed choir3; band 3, 4; bowling 2; gaa volleyball 2. SARAH MINK 73 home ave. mfad 1, 2, 3; girl’s choir 1; gaa tumbling 1; cheerleading 3. RHONDA MONTHEI rte. 147, middlefield gaa volleyball 4. KATHLEEN MORELLO 192 college st. girl’s choir 2; mixed choir 3, 4; cheerleading 3. DONALD MOSES 475 Washington st. band 1, 2, 3, 4; stage band 4; swimming 2; football 2, 3. swimming 2; crew 2. ROBERT GRIMM 140 highland ave. deca 4; swimming 2. THADDEUS HART 21 miller st. deca 4; mixed choir 4; basketball 3; cross-country. DONALD HEIZMAN 333 barbara rd. tiger tales 1; basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; baseball 1. 2, 4. SCOTT HERMAN 121 hickory circle VINCENT LAPORTA 46 Washington st. SHARON LAPPIN 130 ridgewood rd. GARY LAWRENCE 37 Warwick st. nhs vp. 3. 4; mfad 4; tiger tales 1, 2, 4; yawn editor 4; football 2, 3, 4; swimming 2. 3, 4; crew 2. DEBORAH LEE boston rd., rockfall DONNA LEE boston rd., rockfall nhs 4; fta 4; mixed choir 3, 4; girl’s choir 2. BRUCE NEUMAN 344 barbara rd. trinity book prize; nhs 3, 4; student council 3, pres. 4: mfad 3, 4; band 1, 2, 3, 4; little choir 4. CHERYL NEWELL oxford dr., middlefield fna 3, 4; mixed choir 4; gaa volleyball 1; phys. ed. club 4. JOYCE NIEDZWIEK1 ridgewood rd. fna secretary 4; gaa 3, 4: little choir 4; mixed choir 1, 2, 3; leader’s club 3, manager 4. MARY ORGORZALEK box 52. main st., rockfall library aide. KATHLEEN PEARL 38 brainard ave. fna 1. 2, 3, vp 4; girl’s choir 1; mixed choir 2, 3, 4; mfad 4; majorettes 1, 2. CHRISTINE PICKUP 40 meech rd. cla« secretary 3; dar award; conn, assoc, of deans and counselors award; nhs 3, 4; current affairs 4; ski chib 4; student council secretary 4; mfad 3. 4; mixed choir 3. GLENN PINKERTON 120b rose circle nhs 4; band 4; football, 3, 4; track 2, 3, 4. WILLIAM PITKIN 9 warren st. JENNIFER PUSHEE pawnee rd., middlefield fna 3, 4; mixed choir 3. 4; leader’s club 3, 4. MARTIN REARDON 127 liberty st. LUCILLE REZENDBS 177 sfoneycrest dr. senior slate; student .council 4; mixed choir 4. FAITH RUSSO 24b barbara rd. deca 3, pres. 4. state winner 4; leader's club 2, 3. 4; newspaper 1. 2, 3; art club 4; mtad 2; mixed choir 4. JOSEPH RUSSO. JR. 80 pearl st. band 3, 4; mixed choir 2, 4. DAVID SALAMANDRA r.t. «1, box 336, west st., middlefield cross-country 2; crew 4. JAMES SALZANO. JR. hubbard st., middlefield mixed choir 4: football 2, 3, 4; swimming 2. 3. 4: class vp 4. LOUIS SANTOSTEFANO 91 nejako dr. fta 4; av club 4; mfad 3, 4; cross-country 1. 2. 3, 4; rifle 2, 3; swimming 1. KATHRYN SCANLON 53 west st. fna 1, 2, 3. PHYLLIS SCATA 67 Catherine st. bowling 1. 2. 3. pres. 4; gaa volleyball 1; caul- dron 4: mixed choir 4; mfad 1, 2. 4; student council 1. 2. PETER SMITH ridgewood rd. football 2, 3, 4; mixed choir 4: basketball 1; student council 2. JAMES SNIPES 121 church st. deca 3. 4; mixed choir 2, 3, 4. LOUISE SPELLER 30 south st, mixed choir 4. MAUREEN STABA 62 william st. nhs 3, secretary 4; gsl 3; leader’s club 3. 4; bowling 1. 2. 3, 4. JAMES SWINDLEHURST 275 coleman rd. photography club: poetry club. ALEX SZPIRUK 44 st. john st. JOHN TOBITS 16 oak ave. swimming 2. RICHARD TUCCI 97 jacobs terrace nhs 3 pres. 4; student council 1. 2. 3 treasur- er. vp.; mfad 2, 3. 4: band 1, 2. 3, pres. 4; tiger tales 1. 2, sports ed. 3; track 1, 2. 3, captain 4; basketball 1. 2; football 1. 2, 3, captain 4; na- tional football hall of fame; scholar-athlete award; cauldron photo, ed. 4; harvard book prize 3; nutmeg boy’s state 3; valedictorian. DEBORAH TUTHILL meridan rd. mixed choir 4. LINDA TUTTLE 150 newfield st. band 1. 3 3� 4: student council 1; mfad 2; gaa volleyball 2, 3: gaa basketball 1. 2. ANTHONY VECCA 80 sumner st deca parliamentarian 3, 4; basketball 1; foot- ball 2, 3, 4; mixed choir 2, 3, 4. ROBERT VINCENT. JR. 479 long lane GEORGE WHITE 28 saybrook rd. deca 4; mixed choir 3, 4; basketball 3. JAMES WIESE hubbard st.. middlefield FRANCIS STANKEWICZ lO prospect st. mfad 3; deca 3, store manager 4mmixed choir 2, 3, 4: football 1. 3, 4; basketball 1; rifle 1, 2. PATTY STEVENS ,-J| 69 tjome ave. mixed choir 4; girl's choir 3. MICHAEL SUMMERS 133 bailey rd P rifle 1; tennis 1; crew 3; soccer 2. ' I mixed choir 4; crew 3, 4. A VMr JANET WILSON 762japKson hill rd.. middlefield nhs 4; senior slate; salutatoriau; gsl 2: lta ft. mixed choir 4; cauldron layout 4; leader's club 3. pres. 4; howling 4. ROBERT YARROW 135 ridgewood rd. class pres. 3. 4: mfad 2, 3; hand L 2, 3. 4: bas- ketball 1; track 2, 3; student council 3, 4: football 2, 3, 4. AOT WRUBEL’S The Great Seventeen Store 392 Main Street Visit the new “Down Under Boutique PAUL’S Hair Stylist 875 Washington Plaza Middletown, Conn. Phone: 347-6979 Congratulations to the Compliments of THE LEISURE GROUP, INC. Lyman Products for Shooters Middlefield Phone: 349-3421 Class of 1971 Stan and Bob Camp Bemie Field Jewelers Headquarters for Middletown High School Rings 312 Main Street Middletown FOR OFFICE SUPPLIES PRINTING Telephone 347-1140 Since 1900 JAMES D. YOUNG CO. INC. 182 COURT STREET SHAPIRO’S, INC. 134-136 Main Street Middletown, Ct. 06457 Midstate Tractor Equipment Best Wishes to the Class of 71 Complete Line of Lawn Garden Products COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO. of Middletown, Inc. Tel. 346-7846 320 So. Main St. John Deere Wheelhorse Homelite Products PSI SIGMA CHI Compliments of The Middletown Press Middletown Savings Bank Serving Savers Since 1825 Corner of Main And Court Pameacha Office — South Main Street, Middletown Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. For All Your Floral Needs. PERENNIAL GARDENS Jesse J. Salafia, prop. 331 Farm Hill Road Tel. 346-2496 Middletown, Conn. Flowers Telegraphed Anywhere “OUR TWENTY-FIFTH YEAR” Established in 1946 G. U. REED CO.. INC. Zenith - Color TV Radios — Stereos Tape Recorders Hi-Fi Components Electronic Surplus Wholesale and Retail Our Sales Serv ices 154 Main Street Middletown. Conn. 0645T Silver Stars Raymond H. Allen Insurance J. C. Products Inc. Andersen Pharmacy Rover’s Lodge Victor Auto Body As U-Like It Gesner’s Appliance and Service Middletown Photo Center Tinker’s Wagon Conn. Cleaners Lerner’s Furs and Feminine Fashions Amato’s Bake Shop Middlesex Music Shop Habersang’s Market Jim’s Flower Shop National Paint and Wallpaper Larry’s Auto Service Color Mart Chiarappa Jewelers Watt Decibel Itkin’s Decorators Carlson’s Delicatessan Ideal Auto Seat Covers and Glass Co. Westfield Store Combe Brothers Inc. Middlefield Barber Shop Compliments of JOSEPH T. ROSSI CORPORATION Lumber — R. R. Ties — Skids — Pallets P. 0. Box 295 Higganum, Conn. 06441 Telephone Area Code 203 345-4561 PIZZA PALACE 725 So. Main Street Pizza Hot Oven Grinders Wine Beer Phone: 346-4887 Compliments of Fowler’s Country Store Buy Fowler’s better meats Middlefield, Ct. The Beauty Mark MIDDLESEX SPORTS CENTER 351 Main Street Middletown 260 Main Street Old Saybrook CROSS STREET GROCERY Open 7 days a week Hot grinders — cold cuts Phone: 347-1875 Gold Stars AGWAY DUNN’S SERVICE STATION MANNY’S HIGGANUM DRUG CENTER BORDONARO’S MARKET HIGGANUM OIL CO., INC. DEB’S SPEED AND ENGINEERING TOWN COUNTRY PHARMACY McCarthy hurley drug BACON BROTHERS BILL COLLINS LYMAN MEADOW GOLF SHAEFER’S BAKERY Best Wishes from Raymond S. Hedges Donald M. Parmenter Edward N. Holbrook Ronald L. Paiva RICE, DAVIS, DALEY, INC. INSURANCE 196 COURT ST. MIDDLETOWN ABE 100% Pure Beef Hamburgers Tempting Cheeseburgers Old-Fashioned Shakes Crisp Golden French Fries Thirst-Quenching Coke Delightful Root Beer Coffee As You Like It A COMPLETE LINE OF NATURAL VITAMINS MINERALS WAYNE’S Health Food Center 884 WASHINGTON STREET MIDDLETOWN, CONN. PHONi 346-1455 FOOD FOR HEALTH Special Diet Food Natural Organic Food Full-Flavored Orange Drink Refreshing Cold Milk Filet-O-Fisti GRAND ELECTRIC Patrons Pearl Street Middletown, Conn. Phone: 346-1865 Fabric World Jennie A. Scotti Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Adley Sue and Leon Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Marchese Mrs. Mettler Omega Kappa Zeta Mrs. Concetta Merlino Mayor Anthony Sbona Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Lee Mr. and Mrs. Cyril Jackson Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Doolan Mrs. Gillis Liljedahl, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Gillis Liljedahl, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. William T. Wilson Muss Doris K. Wilson William H. Wilson Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Lagana Mr. and Mrs. Emanuel Gionfriddo Mr. and Mrs. Stanley S. Neuman, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. John Labbadia C R Food Store Little Harry Compliments of FARMERS AND MECHANICS BANK Middletown and Colchester COLLEGE AUTO SALES, INC. 545 Washington Street Middletown, Connecticut 06457 L. P. Gas for Home, Agriculture, And Industry PETROLANE Rt. 66 Middlefield, Conn. 349-8214 Phone: 347-2585 Cover QJCoiff, lire 5 60 Riverview Center Middletown Conn, (on The Mall) Professional Care is Best fo z Hair GUIDA’S MIDWAY SHOPPING CENTER Bill and Helen Guida, prop. Route 66, Middlefield Phone 349-9039 If it’s good food and service, we have it. Visit our new Gift Shoppe! Best Wishes to Class of 1971 THE RED WING OIL COMPANY Brownstone Ave. Portland, Conn. JERRY’S PIZZA Washington Plaza Middletown Phone: 346-5335 Congratulations to the Class of ’71 Holmes Transportation, Inc. Newington, Conn. Cauldron Crew EDITOR-IN-CHIEF lynn mac aonald LAYOUT EDS sue adley janet wilson carl rodenhizer debby hoover pam boccacdo LITERARY ED debby mason PHOTOGRAPHY ED ross herman BUSINESS MANAGER sue jackson